Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1887-05-20

Geo. Haynes left last Saturday for his
ranch upon Cow creek after having spent a
few weeks at his home in Roseburg. He will
spend the summer on his ranch.
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Pref. Russell was in Roseburg this week
on his circuit visiting the schools in Douglas
county. Prof. Russell makes on excellent
Superintendent Of public schools.
Read Dr. Pages new ad. this week. The
DIR. has concluded to settle at Oakland which
his friends in Roscburg much regret. Never
heless, success to you old friend.
Drain & Co. are, to be sure, the leading
merchants in the northern part of Douglas
county, and as good as are in the county. They
sell at living rates TO the purchaser.
Mrs. Paul Bruckner's'thc suicide or other
wise, remains were inferred in the cemetery
in the billiard settlement last Wednesday. A
large number of people were in attendance.
Prof. c. w. Perkins appropriated just half
oil the proceeds of his musical concert $3.50
for the use of the house during the term of his
school and to the Methodist Sunday school.
w. S. Hamilton has full line of the
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Our visit TO Drain last Saturday was one of
much pleasure. Those people are worthy
citizens OF any country, and we are glad they
arc in Douglas, where we hope they will al
ways remain.
Billy White one Of our most efficient rail-
road engineers slipped and fell against his en-
gine while oiling it at Junction the other
evening and received harsh wound in the
right temple.
Miss Crump the leading dressmaker in this
city is now at the residence of 7 K. N. Bell
in West Roseburg. Her patrons will find her
there always ready to make a neat fitting
dress for anyone.
Call at TIE REVIEW Office and get your
blank deeds and mortgages with the note
printed in the mortgage. All kinds of blanks
on hand cheap. Call and see us before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
Miss McFadden is doing some of the best
training IN the painting art that it has ever
been thegood fortune Of Roseburg to enjoy.
She should have liberal patronage. Her
studio is upstairs at Mrs. Parties
Alonzo Brown one of Oaklands leading
merchants walked nearly all the way from
Billiards TO Roseburg last Tuesday. He does
not need a new time card on the railroad,
especially when he has a (te) pass.
T. ]. Labrie OF Garden Valley, one OF our
most prominent young men left for Paisley this
week to engage in the stock business. Sue
cess TO you Tommy. He ordered THE RE-
VIEW, as he said that he wanted the news.
Id. Carrie near the South Umpqu bridge
is piing up machinery and agricultural i'm
pliments for the spring trade in Douglas, that
is astonishing. Dow will keep his end OF
the Slngletrcc well up, and don't you mistake.
Mr. Leonard Howe an old timer of Doug
las county came down from Colfax w T. last
week. He will remain here several days
He reports times improving in Colfax. The
old man is looking quite hearty for one of his
age.
Mrs. DIR. Bachelor and her mother left
this week for the Dalles to spend the summer.
Mrs, Bachelor will practice her profession,
and having had about twelve years experience
will no doubt get good practice in her new
location.
Jacob Bitter has gone into the carpenter
business, and was improving his house this
week. But he is like ourselves, he will
never take many jobs from the laboring men,
hence, we are the best friends the laborinc
men have.
TIIE REVIEW Office has made arrangements
with Salem and Portland houses, in addition
to its own facilities 10 print anything from the
tiniest card, to a poster ten feet square, and
on the shortest possible notice. Bring your
job work this way.
The greatest wonder OF the world the high
armed, light running, self threading, no shut
tie singer machine al the office of D. B
Ream in Marsters drug store, also the How
ard machine oil and needles and everything
and anything that belongs to sewing ma
chine.
The irrepressiblc L. l.. Hurd came up from
Corvallis last Saturday and his many friends
in Roseburg were glad to see him. He is now
running a planning mill in Corvallis. We do
not know what business brought him to Rose
burg but surmise that he is seeking some boon
companion TO assist him in the business affairs
of lie. Success 10 you Mr.. Hurd in your
noble undertaking.
The signal service obs erver reports the mean
the normal daily temperature, and the rain
fall to be .49T of an inch above the avcra sc
May rainfall to date (I.) The continual
cold and wet weather for the first II days of
May has been unprecedented since the signal
Office was opened here. The entire spring
has been similar, yet all kinds Of crops, cereals
fruits and berries all promise an enormous
yield Strawberries have been in the mar
kets for IS days.